A recent report from the American Bar Association indicates that the number of law school graduates finding jobs that require bar passage has declined by 4%. My experience shows that this has left law schools around the country searching for ways to meet short-term enrollment goals while seeing to the long-term success of their students. Some schools will kick the long-term career can down the road, thinking the goals are mutually exclusive and that right now matters most — but this is not the case.
If they want to improve career statistics for their graduates, law schools need to recruit and enroll the right type of class. I'm not talking about increasing enrollment numbers just to make a class, but rather enrolling students that are the right fit for the institution and what it does best.
These types of students are more engaged and demonstrate the ability to perform well in school, pass the bar exam, and get a job within 10 months of graduation — critical factors in a law school's success in the annual rankings. Our analysis also shows that prospective students value rankings and reputation as the most or second-most important factors when evaluating potential schools.
Enrollment pressures and attracting the "right" students have, unfortunately, become systemic problems in legal education, but they can be overcome. It starts with law schools changing their recruitment philosophy. They can no longer afford to be all things to all people.
For too long, law schools have adopted the shotgun approach, bombarding potential students with all the wonderful things they have to say about their institution. But students are individuals and have unique sets of values, and they must be persuaded on an individual basis. The shotgun approach is a good reason why many law schools look identical in their message and marketing.
Law schools must focus on the one or two things that will persuade an individual to apply and enroll. To do this, schools must understand students' behavior on an individual level. They must research what is of value to each individual to align with the institution's strengths. This personalization leads to stronger leads, more applications, and better outcomes.
For example, if a prospective student loves the Deep South, they are not going to go to law school in New York or California. If another student is interested in international law, they are not going to go to a school that doesn't offer an international law program, or that has a low-ranked one. Common sense, right? So why do schools still court students who obviously are not a fit for them? Instead of investing money in trying to recruit these students, they should be taken out of consideration right away.
The money saved from not investing in these students can be applied toward generating better data on prospective students who are a greater fit for a law school's key programs.
One law school I work with is an excellent example of this approach. Instead of talking to prospective students about the entire institution, they put their recruiting muscle behind a handful of focus areas. This allows them to highlight students that are more serious about the school and track how deeply they are going with research of specific tracks. The deeper the dive, the more engaged the student becomes. The more engaged, the more the student knows about the school — and the more they know, the higher probability they will apply and matriculate.
The results have been tremendous. These schools have seen significant growth in their applications. Their enrollments have grown. Their career placements and rankings have increased, too. All of these things need to happen if schools are to ascend in the annual rankings.
Most prospective students see rankings, bar passage, and employment rates as the first hurdle to even consider an institution. And while the pressure is constantly present to hit enrollment targets to fund the school, the school must also attract, pursue, and enroll the right students. Prospective students become as invested in your institution as you are in them. This type of student recruiting is what is needed to end the kicking-the-can cycle.
Mike Fogarty founded MF Digital Marketing to leverage prospective student data and apply behavioral economics through digital marketing to graduate schools (law schools and business schools).
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A 48-year-old murder suspect died by committing suicide a few hours before the jury found him guilty. Terrence Miller, 78, was found dead in his home Monday morning after a Snohomish County Sheriff's aides responded to a suicide death report in Edmonds, Washington.
The Snohomish County Medical Inspector confirmed to PEOPLE that Miller's form of death was considered suicide and the cause of death was a bullet wound.
According to The Washington Post, Loomis was sexually assaulted and murdered six miles from her home while cycling to visit her horse's stable near Bothell, Washington, in August 1972. A couple discovered his body on a dirt road and took him to a hospital, where it was announced that he died of a bullet wound to the head.
The Seattle Times previously reported that researchers used genealogy to match Miller's DNA, collected from a coffee cup, with semen found in the young woman's boot, last year.
Everrett Herald reported that Miller deposited his $ 1 million in bond last year and was audited by a home monitoring company. He had previously been ordered by a judge to surrender any firearm; It is not clear how he got a gun.
According to The Herald, Miller died by suicide while jurors weighed his case after a two-week trial and was convicted a few hours after he was found dead on Monday.
"I'm glad we heard the verdict," said Jim Scharf, the chief inspector of the Snohomish County sheriff, according to The Herald. "I think this is good for the (Loomis) family."
A follow-up hearing was scheduled on December 17 to determine if Miller's family had to pay a fine.
Prosecutor Craig Matheson said, "I think we have to appease it properly," Miller's attorney Laura Martin said, "there's actually no public interest in court trying to rule this case, because Mr. Miller."
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Quartz Daily Brief—Americas Edition—Turkish riots, Apple in court, China weakens, Europe stabilizes
By Leo Mirani June 3, 2013
What to watch for today
Turkey burning. Tens of thousands of protesters clashed with riot police for a fourth day, setting fire to offices of the ruling AK Party. Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan dismissed protesters as "bums" and "looters," and called social media "a curse."
Apple on trial. The Department of Justice begins its antitrust court case against Apple, which is accused of colluding with book publishers to raise e-book prices. All five of the publishers involved have settled—here's why Apple's still fighting.
Manning on trial. If he's found guilty of passing a trove of government secrets to Wikileaks, Bradley Manning could face life in prison without parole.
Russia chats with the EU. Syria will be top of the agenda; other issues include Iranian nukes, North Korea, and the fee Russia imposed on foreign car makers that looks suspiciously like a trade tariff.
Central bank musical chairs. Stephen Poloz takes over as Bank of Canada governor, replacing Mark Carney, who is moving to the Bank of England in July. Poloz will have to tackle slower economic growth and an overvalued currency.
US car sales. The world's biggest market for cars is expected to have grown at 6.5% year-on-year. Manufacturing data from the Institute of Supply Management (ISM) are also due.
Over the weekend
China slowed down. HSBC's purchasing manager index showed the first decline in manufacturing in seven months. Official data, which gives heavier weight to state-owned enterprises, posted a slight increase. The tale of the two PMIs highlights China's conundrum.
South Korean inflation fell to a 14-year low. Prices in May were up 1% from April and 0.8% on the previous year, increasing the chances of another interest rate cut.
Europe stabilized. PMI Day reminder: over 50 indicates expansion. German PMI rose to 49.4 in May as new work and output both increased. UK PMI rose to 51.3, a 14-month high. French PMI was 46.4, the highest in a year. The euro zone as a whole was 48.3—a 15 month high.
Sticky-fingered Lords. Three members of Britain's upper house of parliament were suspended after a newspaper sting caught them offering to ask parliamentary questions and lobby ministers in return for cash
Come fly with me. The International Air Transport Association projected annual profits at the world's airlines will hit $12.7 billion this year, a big gain on last year's $7.6 billion.
Barclays entangled. The British bank has been dragged into the investigation against Costa Rica-based digital currency exchange Liberty Reserve, accused of laundering more than $6 billion in illicit funds. Amid a bitcoin boom, virtual currencies are now in the news for all the wrong reasons (paywall).
Quartz obsession interlude
Matt Phillips on why Swedish students have massive debt even though tuition is free. "85% of Swedish students graduate with debt, versus only 50% in the US. Worst of all, new Swedish graduates have the highest debt-to-income ratios of any group of students in the developed world. Why?" Read more here.
Matters of debate
Point/Counterpoint. The euro zone will recover very gradually this year, says European Central Bank chief Mario Draghi. Oh no it won't, says the European Commission.
Reassuring markets 101. President Jacob Zuma asking the media to "just report nicely on South Africa" doesn't work.
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Surprising discoveries
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Don't throw out your scanner just yet. Japanese engineers can turn it into a holographic camera.
Commencement gems. The 30 best pieces of unconventional advice for the class of 2013.
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100 years of Czechoslovak industry 1918-2018
Logo of CZECHOSLOVAK GROUP
Presentation of CZECHOSLOVAK GROUP
Implementation of AGE MANAGEMENT measures
CSG unconsolidated revenue reached almost CZK 30 billion in 2019 with EBITDA of CZK 3 billion
Tradition is the future
The whole is much more than just the sum of its parts.
Unconsolidated revenue of the CZECHOSLOVAK GROUP (CSG) holding reached CZK 28.5 billion and EBITDA of CZK 2.97 billion in 2019. The revenue increased by 21 percent and EBITDA by 53 percent year-on-year. All major companies of the holding owned by Michal Strnad including TATRA TRUCKS, DAKO-CZ, radar manufacturers and aircraft repair and maintenance providers prospered. Almost 8,000 people worked in companies controlled by Michal Strnad in 2019.
"2019 was a very successful year for CSG. Thanks to the growth in our aerospace division, we have transformed into an industrial and technological holding company producing final products with the highest added value. With few exceptions, we did not make new acquisitions and rather developed the companies we already have in the holding," says Michal Strnad, CSG owner.
TATRA TRUCKS, in which Strnad's holding owns 65 percent and René Matera´s PROMET GROUP 35 percent, stands for CSG´s largest subsidiary. Last year's Tatra sales reached CZK 5.88 billion and EBITDA of CZK 365 million. The oldest Czech automaker thus achieved the highest sales since 2010.
Within CSG, rail sector also grew significantly: the sales of the brake systems manufacturer for rail vehicles DAKO-CZ reached CZK 1.14 billion with EBITDA of CZK 265 million. At the same time, in 2018, DAKO CZ reported sales of 927 million and EBITDA of CZK 150 million.
The aviation-related business has also grown significantly. The CSG companies active in aerospace industry produce radars, develop air traffic control software, specialize in aircraft repair and maintenance service, and provide for flight trainings. The Group earned CZK 5.34 billion in the aerospace business. Of this, ELDIS company, producing radars, reported sales of CZK 977 million and EBITDA of CZK 290 million.
Within CSG, the importance of aviation business has preceded the activities carried out by EXCALIBUR ARMY and TATRA DEFENSE VEHICLE, which specialize in the production of special heavy-duty vehicles tailor-made for soldiers and firefighters. This historical part of CSG's business generated sales of CZK 4 billion in 2019 (the total of both above-mentioned companies).
Yet another Strnad´s company reported successful year of 2019: ELTON hodinářská, the only Czech manufacturer of watches and clockworks, reached sales of CZK 59 million and EBITDA of CZK 4 million. ELTON hodinářská specializes in a luxury PRIM brand watches production.
CSG did not make any major acquisition last year. The Group has expanded to include Hyundai and Mazda car showroom groups and Skyport, an aviation logistics company. The newly acquired companies performed soundly and contributed by CZK 123 million to the EBITDA indicator of the CSG holding.
Last year, the Group also secured advantageous financing for its further development, when it issued and sold bonds worth CZK 2 billion in autumn.
Unconsolidated financial statement in 2019 [in thousands of CZK]
About CZECHOSLOVAK GROUP
Czechoslovak Group is a holding company building on the tradition of the Czechoslovak industry, which promotes and further develops the activities of both new and traditional Czech and Slovak companies. Its production and development are based in Western, Central and Eastern Europe with business activities on all settled continents. CSG companies are engaged in defence and civil industrial manufacturing and trade, including special high-tech segments. The legendary Tatra Trucks factory, one of the subsidiary companies, belongs among the oldest car manufacturers in the world, and is also a supplier of modern heavy-duty vehicles. CSG is the Czech leading manufacturer of land systems as well. A distinctive part of the holding, CSG Aerospace Division, is formed by companies focused on the development and production of radar, air traffic control systems, flight training and civil aircraft service. CSG Group companies also operate in the railway industry. Most CSG production is exported. Some Group companies are also major suppliers of technology and services to the home security sector.
Press Office: Andrej Čírtek, GSM: +420 602 494 208. E-mail: andrej.cirtek@czechoslovakgroup.cz
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from __future__ import print_function

import os
import signal
import sys

import pytest
from process_tests import TestProcess
from process_tests import dump_on_error
from process_tests import wait_for_strings

try:
    import subprocess32 as subprocess
except ImportError:
    import subprocess

TIMEOUT = int(os.getenv('MANHOLE_TEST_TIMEOUT', 10))
HELPER = os.path.join(os.path.dirname(__file__), 'helper.py')

pytest_plugins = 'pytester',

def test_pid_validation():
    exc = pytest.raises(subprocess.CalledProcessError, subprocess.check_output, ['manhole-cli', 'asdfasdf'],
                        stderr=subprocess.STDOUT)
    assert exc.value.output == b"""usage: manhole-cli [-h] [-t TIMEOUT] [-1 | -2 | -s SIGNAL] PID
manhole-cli: error: argument PID: PID must be in one of these forms: 1234 or /tmp/manhole-1234
"""

def test_sig_number_validation():
    exc = pytest.raises(subprocess.CalledProcessError, subprocess.check_output,
                        ['manhole-cli', '-s', '12341234', '12341234'], stderr=subprocess.STDOUT)
    assert exc.value.output.startswith(b"""usage: manhole-cli [-h] [-t TIMEOUT] [-1 | -2 | -s SIGNAL] PID
manhole-cli: error: argument -s/--signal: Invalid signal number 12341234. Expected one of: """)

def test_help(testdir):
    result = testdir.run('manhole-cli', '--help')
    result.stdout.fnmatch_lines([
        'usage: manhole-cli [-h] [-t TIMEOUT] [-1 | -2 | -s SIGNAL] PID',
        'Connect to a manhole.',
        'positional arguments:',
        '  PID                   A numerical process id, or a path in the form:',
        '                        /tmp/manhole-1234',
        'optional arguments:',
        '  -h, --help            show this help message and exit',
        '  -t TIMEOUT, --timeout TIMEOUT',
        '                        Timeout to use. Default: 1 seconds.',
        '  -1, -USR1             Send USR1 (*) to the process before connecting.',
        '  -2, -USR2             Send USR2 (*) to the process before connecting.',
        '  -s SIGNAL, --signal SIGNAL',
        '                        Send the given SIGNAL to the process before',
        '                        connecting.',
    ])

def test_usr2():
    with TestProcess(sys.executable, '-u', HELPER, 'test_oneshot_on_usr2') as service:
        with dump_on_error(service.read):
            wait_for_strings(service.read, TIMEOUT,
                             'Not patching os.fork and os.forkpty. Oneshot activation is done by signal')
            with TestProcess('manhole-cli', '-USR2', str(service.proc.pid), bufsize=0, stdin=subprocess.PIPE) as client:
                with dump_on_error(client.read):
                    wait_for_strings(client.read, TIMEOUT, '(ManholeConsole)', '>>>')
                    client.proc.stdin.write("1234+2345\n")
                    wait_for_strings(client.read, TIMEOUT, '3579')

def test_pid():
    with TestProcess(sys.executable, HELPER, 'test_simple') as service:
        with dump_on_error(service.read):
            wait_for_strings(service.read, TIMEOUT, '/tmp/manhole-')
            with TestProcess('manhole-cli', str(service.proc.pid), bufsize=0, stdin=subprocess.PIPE) as client:
                with dump_on_error(client.read):
                    wait_for_strings(client.read, TIMEOUT, '(ManholeConsole)', '>>>')
                    client.proc.stdin.write("1234+2345\n")
                    wait_for_strings(client.read, TIMEOUT, '3579')

def test_path():
    with TestProcess(sys.executable, HELPER, 'test_simple') as service:
        with dump_on_error(service.read):
            wait_for_strings(service.read, TIMEOUT, '/tmp/manhole-')
            with TestProcess('manhole-cli', '/tmp/manhole-%s' % service.proc.pid, bufsize=0,
                             stdin=subprocess.PIPE) as client:
                with dump_on_error(client.read):
                    wait_for_strings(client.read, TIMEOUT, '(ManholeConsole)', '>>>')
                    client.proc.stdin.write("1234+2345\n")
                    wait_for_strings(client.read, TIMEOUT, '3579')

def test_sig_usr2():
    with TestProcess(sys.executable, '-u', HELPER, 'test_oneshot_on_usr2') as service:
        with dump_on_error(service.read):
            wait_for_strings(service.read, TIMEOUT,
                             'Not patching os.fork and os.forkpty. Oneshot activation is done by signal')
            with TestProcess('manhole-cli', '--signal=USR2', str(service.proc.pid), bufsize=0,
                             stdin=subprocess.PIPE) as client:
                with dump_on_error(client.read):
                    wait_for_strings(client.read, TIMEOUT, '(ManholeConsole)', '>>>')
                    client.proc.stdin.write("1234+2345\n")
                    wait_for_strings(client.read, TIMEOUT, '3579')

def test_sig_usr2_full():
    with TestProcess(sys.executable, '-u', HELPER, 'test_oneshot_on_usr2') as service:
        with dump_on_error(service.read):
            wait_for_strings(service.read, TIMEOUT,
                             'Not patching os.fork and os.forkpty. Oneshot activation is done by signal')
            with TestProcess('manhole-cli', '-s', 'SIGUSR2', str(service.proc.pid), bufsize=0,
                             stdin=subprocess.PIPE) as client:
                with dump_on_error(client.read):
                    wait_for_strings(client.read, TIMEOUT, '(ManholeConsole)', '>>>')
                    client.proc.stdin.write("1234+2345\n")
                    wait_for_strings(client.read, TIMEOUT, '3579')

def test_sig_usr2_number():
    with TestProcess(sys.executable, '-u', HELPER, 'test_oneshot_on_usr2') as service:
        with dump_on_error(service.read):
            wait_for_strings(service.read, TIMEOUT,
                             'Not patching os.fork and os.forkpty. Oneshot activation is done by signal')
            with TestProcess('manhole-cli', '-s', str(int(signal.SIGUSR2)), str(service.proc.pid), bufsize=0,
                             stdin=subprocess.PIPE) as client:
                with dump_on_error(client.read):
                    wait_for_strings(client.read, TIMEOUT, '(ManholeConsole)', '>>>')
                    client.proc.stdin.write("1234+2345\n")
                    wait_for_strings(client.read, TIMEOUT, '3579')

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A couple of land-based casinos' CEOs told Bloomberg TV that they have nothing against online poker regulation.
If online poker is quite often pointed out as being a threat to land-based casinos, a couple of international casino groups CEOs do not agree totally with this statement. "Online poker is essential to my company and I think that we should be able to offer this service to American citizens", said Garry, CEO of Caesars Entertainment. Keith Smith, CEO of Boyd Gaming tends to agree with him. "It can only allow us to widen our business model and to popularize our brands amongst the new generations". According to Jim Murren, CEO of MGM Resorts International, "online poker will compete with some of the traditional land-based and casinos. But we have nonetheless decided to invest in online poker because our MGB, Aria and Bellagio brands are already well known. We have entered a partnership with bwin-PartyPoker, the leading operator in online poker, and I am sure we are going to do well together". Last but not least, Steve Wynn, CEO of Wyn Resorts Ltd said that he could not ignore online poker completely. "My colleagues have been talking about Internet for quite a while now. I have troubles seeing this opportunity for what it is. But I have set my doubts aside. You have to be rational. We can't keep on ignoring Internet totally. It's not because you think it's obscure that you can't jump into it and contribute".


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Why Office 365 is a better deal than Office 2013
By Tony Bradley, PCWorld	 Jan 31, 2013 2:52 pm PST
The new Microsoft Office is here. As with the previous versions, you can get Word, Excel, PowerPoint and more as a locally installed suite of applications or as Office 365, a cloud-based subscription. However, choosing between Office 2013 desktop software and the new Office 365 is a dramatically different decision than in the past.
This time, there is virtually no decision to make. Comparing Office 2013 to Office 365 is an exercise in semantics; Microsoft has significantly stacked the deck to favor one over the other.
Microsoft has given Office 365 a clear advantage over Office 2013.
There is a clear distinction between the two options. Office 2013 describes only the desktop applications. By contrast, Office 365 is a Web-based platform that pairs the Office applications with cloud storage. In the past, though, the Office 365 versions of the software had limited features and capabilities compared to the full desktop versions, and if you didn't have an Internet connection you didn't have Office.
With the new versions of the productivity suite, though, Office 2013 vs. Office 365 is a smoke-and-mirrors debate. Office 2013 is more expensive than Office 365, and the license is only good for one machine. If you only need the core applications (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and OneNote) you can get Office 2013 Home & Student for $140. Throw in Outlook, and you get Office 2013 Home & Business for $220. Office 2013 Pro adds Access and Publisher, all for $400.
Office 365 comes in two flavors: Office 365 Home Premium for $100 per year and Office 365 Small Business Premium for $150 per year. Both come with the full Office 2013 Pro software for your PC, but there are key differences. Up to five people can use Office 365 Home Premium on up to five devices, with each user getting an Office experience customized to their own Microsoft ID.
Office 365 Small Business Premium also comes with five licenses, but billed per user per year. Each user can install and use Office on up to five PCs, but the licenses can't be shared with other users. Office 365 Small Business Premium also includes a managed Microsoft Back Office environment including Exchange, SharePoint, and Lync.
Office 365 includes five licenses for Office 2013 Pro.
Depending on how many computers and devices you want to install Office 2013 on through Office 365, and which version of Office 2013 you're comparing to, it will take somewhere between one and a half to 20 years ($400 multiplied by five to install Office 2013 Pro on five machines comes to $2000—or 20 years of Office 365) for Office 2013 to become the more affordable choice.
The only scenario that truly makes sense for Office 2013 is if you only need the software in Office 2013 Home & Student, and only on a single PC. In that case, you can spend the $140 and be done. Once you throw in a second PC, though, or if you need the additional tools like Outlook, Access, or Publisher, the math is heavily skewed in favor of the Office 365 subscription.
The beauty of Office 365 is that you get more than just Office 2013 for your money—it also comes with benefits that Office 2013 lacks. It comes with an additional 20GB of SkyDrive storage and 60 minutes per month of international Skype calls. Office 365 also has a new feature called Office On Demand that enables you to stream virtualized versions of the full desktop software to any Windows 7 or Windows 8 PC.
But, even for other platforms or mobile devices there are Web-based versions of the Office applications, and as long as you store your files in SkyDrive you can access them seamlessly from virtually any Web-connected device. The world doesn't end if your laptop is stolen or destroyed, and you can still edit a crucial client presentation even if you don't have your PC with you.
Even if you only need the applications in Office 2013 Home & Student, it would cost $700 to put that software on five machines, and it would take seven years to break even on the cost of the Office 365 subscription. By that time, there will be a new version of Office (or two, maybe three). If you buy Office 2013 Home & Student, you'll still have it in the year 2020. But, if you subscribe to Office 365 you will always have the most current version of Office available.
Microsoft has set things up so that the decision is already made. You are free to purchase Office 2013, but Office 365 has very clear advantages, and it makes more sense financially in almost every scenario.
Tony is principal analyst with the Bradley Strategy Group, providing analysis and insight on tech trends. He is a prolific writer on a range of technology topics, has authored a number of books, and is a frequent speaker at industry events.


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Author Spotlight: Akemi Dawn Bowman talks Starfish
I'm beyond thrilled to welcome author, Akemi Dawn Bowman, to the blog today! Her debut novel, Starfish, was released this week and it's already been named A Junior Library Guild Selection, one of Bustle's New YA Novels from First Time Authors You Need to Read in the Second Half of 2017, one of B&N Teen Blog's Most Anticipated Debut Novels of the Second Half of 2017, and Paste Magazine's 10 of the Best New Young Adult Books In September 2017!
And check out what Publisher's Weekly had to say in a starred review: "In an empowering novel that will speak to many mixed-race teens, debut author Bowman has created a cast of realistically complex and conflicted characters. . . . Through art, Kiko gains a voice and finally understands that she is worthy, desirable, and talented." And now, here's my chat with Akemi. :)
Hi, Akemi! Welcome and congrats on your debut. Can you tell us a little about Starfish and what inspired it?
Thank you so much! Starfish is a story about a teen artist named Kiko Himura, who struggles with social anxiety, a narcissistic mother, and a half-Japanese half-white heritage that often makes her feel like she doesn't fit in anywhere. When her dreams of going to Prism Art School in New York are shattered, she sets out on a different path with the help of her childhood best friend, Jamie.
The inspiration behind this story is pretty simple: I wanted to write the book I needed most as a teen. My hope is that it will find the people who need it most now, and that it will help them to feel understood and seen, which is something I desperately wanted when I was younger.
Booklist gave Starfish a starred review, saying "The story will resonate deeply with readers who have experienced abuse of any kind, or who have been held back by social anxiety. Starfish is a stunningly beautiful, highly nuanced debut." What's the lasting message you hope readers will take away from Kiko's story?
That they're not alone, and that healing takes time. I want them to feel hopeful and brave, and I hope after reading Kiko's journey, that they'll either have a mirror that represents their own story or a window that can teach them about someone else's.
The initial drafting stage—but more the second half than the first. It's so easy for me to lose momentum and love for a story if I don't get all the words on the page as soon as possible. I'm a bit like a flame that burns bright but fast. So it takes a lot of willpower to sit down and force myself to keep going with a project. But I try to remind myself that one finished draft is a million times better than fifty half-finished ones. Also, chocolate and chai lattes help, because at least I feel like I get some kind of reward for sitting down at the desk!
Art plays a prominent role in Starfish. Without giving anything away, can you talk a little about the importance of creativity and what this form of expression means to Kiko?
Kiko's art is everything to her. It's not just her passion and chance to escape her home life by going to art school, but it's also her way of expressing her feelings. She has social anxiety and often struggles to say exactly what she's thinking. But with art, she reveals pieces of her soul by drawing them in her sketchbook or painting them on a canvas. It's so important that she has this outlet, because it's the source of Kiko's hope.
What makes a character feel 'real' to you? What are your tips for crafting authentic characters that feel real to your readers?
For me, characters are most believable when they have layers. For example, a villain who has a sibling they want to protect, or a superhero who just wants to take a vacation. Because people in real life are rarely just "one thing," and I think giving characters multiple aspects to their personalities really helps bring them to life. Something I try to remember when crafting new voices is to keep their main motivation at the forefront of a story, but to add in smaller motivations as well. Give them a hobby—and then give them another one. And don't be afraid to get to know your characters as you write. People don't typically reveal everything about themselves within the first hour of knowing them, and I think that counts with fictional characters too!
What has been your most rewarding experience as an author so far?
Hearing from readers, definitely. It means the absolute world to hear that people are connecting with Starfish. I've had a few readers write to tell me what this book has meant to them, and how they feel seen for the first time in their lives, and I get really emotional just thinking about it. I didn't get to have this as a teen, but I wanted it so badly for other people. And to see that become a reality is just the BEST.
What are you reading, or otherwise currently obsessed with?
I've recently been introduced to graphic novels and they are quite literally taking over my bookshelf. I'm obsessed! At the moment, I'm still making my way through the Saga series, which was recommended to me multiple times on Twitter. And Ms. Marvel is an absolute delight. I've also just started Monstress, which I need to read quickly because volume two was recently released and I don't want to fall behind!
And finally, what's one steadfast piece of advice you would give to other writers?
Keep writing. Every word you write is an accomplishment, and eventually all of them put together will make a book. So don't give up, and stay focused on your story. Also, patience is key! You will have to be patient a lot throughout your writing journey. Instead of worrying about things you can't control, put your efforts into the next manuscript. Because your words are the one thing you can control!
I hope you enjoyed this interview with Akemi as much as I did! Starfish sounds powerful on so many levels, and I can't wait to read it! Also, I love Akemi's message of persistence when it comes to writing, and her tips for crafting characters that feel real. Be sure to add this stunner of a debut to your Goodreads list, or order your copy RIGHT NOW from Amazon, Barnes & Noble, or your local indie.
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Register Log In ECN Forum Forums NEC & other Code issues New Grounding Methods ???
Just got My 2005 Code Book, looking at some changes, & it seems We are going to have some issues with grounding rebar in concrete.
Does anyone have any ideas on this yet, Would it be possible to have the concrete contractors leave a section stubed out above the pour ?
On jobs where there aren't any conduit runs to be incased, the EC may not be anywhere near the site when the pour occurs.
Also, it looks like Building Steel, Rebar, Metal Waterline etc will ALL be connected now.
I think what will have to happen is that if the EC isn't on site before or during the pour, the footing contractor will have to stub out a piece of rebar for the EC to tie onto. As far as the building steel, water line, etc., these were already required to be tied together.
I better make sure we're on the same page. You're talking about 250.50, right?
I believe so, I don't have My Code book with Me, but I think that is correct.
What do You know about the coated rebar ???
That doesn't require bonding ??
Coated rebar is commonly used in bridge construction and has no metal contact with the concrete.
I have never seen it used in footers, but doesn't mean it isn't.
Our Cont Ed Instructor said it may be used more often, After 2005 is adopted, if the cost isn't too prohibitive.
The cost of epoxy coated steel, in my opinion, is never going to be less expensive than simply using normal steel and having to use it as an electrode.
The beauty when using the rebar as a grounding electrode is that the 2 ground rods are no longer required.
Also, just because the 2005 NEC is out, doesn't mean that your town or state has adopted it.
Now that it is going to be required everywhere . . . eventually. How does Florida do it now? I believe they require the Ufer throughout the state and the concrete contractor just turns up a piece of the rebar in the area of the service. I would like to hear how it's done in Florida now.
They turn up a #5 in SW Florida. It comes up into the block cell and they knock a hole so the can get to it (usually sprayed green so it doesn't get poured solid when they do the dowels). The electrician pushes his #4 down from the panel to meet the #5, puts a bronze acorn on it and puts a blank cover over the hole.
It is my opinion that the intent of previous editions of the code was that the rebar system was supposed to be used as a portion of the grounding electrode already. The 2005 change from "If available on the premises" to "that are present at" is simply an effort to more concisely spell out what the intent was. There is nothing new here. We should have been connecting into the rebar system all along.


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Last week's nor'easter may not have brought much in the way of rain and wind, but coastal flooding was once again a big issue for many along the South Shore of Long Island and the Jersey Shore. This is a problem that seems to been getting worse and worse over the years, and signs point to that trend continuing.
I recently interviewed Sean Sublette of New Jersey-based Climate Central, an organization that provides climate data and aims to bridge the scientific community and the public. He says that coastal flooding has been getting worse, even without large storms.
"One of the things we've seen in the last two decades in particular is the amount of nuisance flooding, small scale flooding - it doesn't do a lot of damage but the repeated inundation wears down infrastructure, wears down property values as well. The number of days with that kind of flooding are substantially on the increase over the last 20 years regardless of whether or not there's any type of storm - and it is largely attributable to accelerating sea level rise."
Climate change has become quite a hot-button topic in this day and age, and many try to refute its existence by pointing out a lack of data prior to the 20th century.
Sublette points out that the numbers do in fact exist.
"There are some very good studies that look at core samples [from below the seafloor] to look at how far in advance waters have risen - not just over the past 40 or 50 years, but for the last 2000 years - and they all indicate that sea level rise in this past century is accelerating at a pace that's unprecedented in the last two millennia."
The increased number of coastal flooding instances has put homeowners close to the water on high alert whenever a storm comes nearby. It has also created more work for state and local crews. With the trends continuing to rising, it doesn't look like this situation is going to improve anytime soon.


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Forum for federal candidates
Federal election candidates will have an opportunity to focus on the issues in a pair of all-candidates forums slated for Sept. 16 and 17.
Federal election candidates will have an opportunity to focus on issues of peace, security and climate change in a pair of all-candidates forums slated for Sept. 16 and 17.
The three important and often intertwined topics are of increasing relevance to Canadians in the twenty-first century. Co-hosted by Selkirk College's Mir Centre for Peace and the Nelson-West Kootenay chapter of Citizens' Climate Lobby (CCL), the forums will take place in Nelson and Castlegar.
"A national opinion poll recently stated that Canadians feel less secure now than they did several years ago," says Randy Janzen, chair of the Mir Centre for Peace. "We are asking the candidates to reflect honestly on how foreign policies can foster global peace and security, or conversely even exacerbate peace. We are also asking the candidates to listen to what the constituents are saying about peace and security."
Climate change is the defining issue of this century. Experts predict that if we don't drastically reduce greenhouse gas emissions, we are heading to some very dark places in the coming decades. Severe warming is expected to result in massive disruptions in world food supplies, cause lasting droughts and extreme weather events, and collapse our socio-economic systems. We can expect unprecedented numbers of climate refugees as the situation worsens.
"One of the goals for this forum is to have a candid dialogue about this complex issue," says Laura Sacks, one of the organizers and head of the local CCL chapter.
"The biggest obstacle to solving this problem is political will. How can we tackle this complex issue, which requires a long-term commitment in an era of sound bites and short-term political thinking?"
The forums are expected to have a respectful tone and will be moderated by United Church ministers David Boyd in Nelson and Greg Powell in Castlegar. Public interaction and discussion of key issues will be encouraged.
Invitations were sent to candidates from the four main political parties back in June. Christina Yahn, the Libertarian party candidate, has also been invited to the Nelson forum. David Wilks, Conservative candidate and current MP for Kootenay-Columbia has declined the invitation.
The Castlegar forum is at the Sandman Hotel (1944 Columbia Avenue) on Thursday, Sept. 17 at 7 p.m. for the South Okanagan-West Kootenay riding.
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A year, in hindsight, is not a long period of time. It passes quickly when we pass through the days without reflection. How do we become more reflective? How do we change our perception to the quotidian and mark each day? One of the greatest benefits in engaging in a year-long project in which each day's actions are marked, literally and figuratively on my suit, has been the time for reflection it has offered me. The performance has taken many turns. I had days where I questioned my own intentions and didn't think that I would make it. But, the mind is a powerful adversary, to all our inclinations. Now, with only 9 days remaining, the morning ritual gesture of stepping into my sullied second skin, has become like clockwork…It happens with ease. I know that the end is near, and will be liberated from this obligation. It has been a contract with myself. Inserting myself into the canon. A daily program to instill a deeper, more grounded sense of worth as an art maker. I have said that the end of the performance on January 1st, 2017 will be like a death. Those who do not fear death, if there is such a person, may feel the same liberation when they know they are at the end of living. Someone has said, "Dying is easy, it's the living that's hard".
Jackson Pollack's paintings were deemed "action paintings" by the art critic Harold Rosenberg in 1952. Rosenberg expounded on Pollack's process and act of creating his famous drip paintings, dancing over his canvases laid flat on his studio floor. The method of painting becomes as important as the art produced, with the painting becoming the artifact of the gesture. I have been thinking of the abstract expressionist's in the last half of my project, Artist Working, seeing the buildup of each day pass, adding; paint smears, food stains, filth, blood and other fluids to this second skin. Making the time, and work of my daily life become visible. My Artist Working uniform in this sense becomes a kind of location for the gesture of the work of daily living, and work of life. I have cared for my children in this uniform, tended to them when they are sick, carried them when they have fallen and skinned their knees. I have also cooked, worked, gardened, planted, and painted.
Allan Kaprow said in his 1983 Essay, The Real Experiment that there were two histories of western art, art-like art and life-like art. The former, was identifiable as art because it followed the history of what art has looked like throughout the 19th century, it could also be found in the places where art was typically found, in galleries and museums. Life-Like art, in contrast, was not necessarily found in these "typical" art locations, and it was much more difficult to distinguish from real life, because it resembled nothing like the art of the previous century.
I work across both these histories, and each method represents the multiple ways that I process and experience the world; through images, words, and action.
Think of a recent day, event, moment when you knew something significant was occurring. Some moments are huge; births, deaths, marriages, diagnoses. But others can slip through your fingers without acknowledgement. Only till the day is gone can we look back to see, and reflect upon the magnitude of the smaller events.
Yesterday was significant. I went pheasant hunting with my father who is 72. I'm the youngest of three daughters. He was born and raised hunting on his family farm and land in South Dakota where his family has lived since the early 1900's. My Grandpa Ray was a school teacher who taught in a one room school house and lived through the great depression. My dad had three daughters and was one of three boys. I have never had an interest in pheasant hunting. I had only shot a shotgun one other time that I can remember. My husband has went a couple of times with my dad and his brothers up to the Kautz homeland in South Dakota to hunt. But I had never hunted, nor did I have an interest. Then, this month, earlier in November while Jacob was gone to South Dakota with Dad, I felt that I wanted to go.
Yesterday, here in Wisconsin, we went to a game farm outside New Glarus, Wi and hunted after Thanksgiving. It was a significant event. I hit a few tail feathers and shared a bird (we think) with my dad.
How does ritual find its way into our lives? How do we raise our consciousness of the moments that strung together become an hour, a day, a week, a month, a year? I have marked the last 11 months with the residue of each day. It is normally hard to stay a float, to reflect, to give ourselves the time to think and hold fast to the changing of the seasons. Life is temporally unstable and yet, I may remember this year. I have 41 days remaining. I have worn my uniform for 325 days. 2016 was a leap year, with 366 days. I worry, that without my uniform, that I will not know, see, or feel the passage of days. My talisman has heightened my consciousness of the weight of each day-felt the significance of each week, month, year.
Homestead Festival 2016 in Princeton, IL. I transformed my uniform into a Ghost Buster. My niece was Slimer. Pictured here are the members of my immediate family along with some of the members of my extended family. My oldest sister and her husband own the historic movie theater in my hometown and they are always featured in the annual Homestead Festival Parade. ( I have many memories of the theater growing up, fearfully watching Pet Cemetery, and a first date in 8th grade). The Owen Lovejoy Homestead is located in Princeton, Il and was a stop on the Underground Railroad. Lovejoy was an abolitionist that lived in Princeton.
Eyes On You, But Who's Looking?
A few weeks ago I had the intense desire to wear denim and dress in "style". I wanted to wear heals and tight fitting denim with a flamboyant blouse in bright colors. After wearing the same white work coveralls, that have grown quite dingy with dirt from 4 months of daily wear and no washing, the change would be significant. The moment I put on something new, other than this uniform, there will be a spark of noticeable difference. I will feel the impact of that moment, how long the awareness of it will last is what I do not know.
I contemplated ending the project, questioning my intentions again- asking myself 'why am I doing this?' I answered myself, and reminded myself that I cannot give-in to the minds interrogation and second guessing. Deconstruction is permitted and inherent to the project, this is art as well as artistic research, and I don't know for certain where I am going to end up. The mind is a powerful tool. It can both strengthen as well as disempower you. So often we reason with the self, and the rational and reasonable self will attempt to preserve the status and order. I want to unearth and tap into the abject and the suppressed to permit the filth to rise and be evident. Endurance and commitment are all concepts that have resulted in taking on this artistic challenge. I am psychologically contracted to endure this each day and see it through till the end. To abandon this mental agreement that I have made with myself would be to fail.
I know now what I have done-I am testing myself.
On Friday, April 22, 2016 I attended the visitation of Mrs. Deborah Piper. She died recently after a battle of breast cancer. She was the mother of Eric Piper, a longtime friend I grew up with in Princeton, Illinois. I wore my uniform, like I wear every day. I was nervous, because I was fearful that I would offend someone-that my attire was not sanctioned or suitable for grieving. We dress-up to show our respect to the living, so they know we acknowledge and respect the magnitude of the condition of death in which we are witness to. I realized after the visitation on that Friday that this was a transitional moment; I was witness to an event that would have lasting implications for those who were touched by her life. This event and the awareness that resulted, was one of the primary residues that will mark this year.


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This is one of the basic features that accounting software should include. As we know that while running a travel agency, there is constant and multiple transactions that staffs require to handle and it is not easy to keep track of your sales and your incoming payments daily. Therefore, with the help of software, you can keep track of reports easily on regular basis. It also will reduce the errors and easily solve financial problems.
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A new documentary, nearly a decade in the making, has a couple of local connections. But its theme of hope in the face of adversity is universal.
"The Healing of Heather Garden" is nearly ready for the screen. For filmmaker Judith Morrow, originally from Margaret, Manitoba, it has been a long journey, but an inspiring one.
Filmmaker Judith Morrow (left) with Heather Garden. Photo by Jo-Anne Douglas.
The documentary is the first by Morrow, who previously was a therapist/social worker. Her introduction to the story of Heather Garden came first through this connection, and Garden's inspiring story. A former Boissevain resident, Garden was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis in 1992. As Morrow explained, MS is a highly individual disease – it tends to flow on its own pattern and timetable. She had the classic symptoms, including attacks of paralysis, pain, fatigue, difficulty breathing and others. She went into traditional medical treatment for five years. Often hospitalized as the disease progressed, medical experts told her she would have to move to a new home as she prepared for life in a wheelchair, and she was placed on permanent disability pension. However, through a program of holistic or natural healing, Garden began to improve, to the point where she was walking and later running.
It was during Garden's second year of recovery that Morrow became involved. Garden and friend Kim Shaw invited Morrow to be involved in a healing centre they were establishing. A group Morrow was involved with at a healing camp was forming an Aboriginal film collective and asked her to be involved in training sessions for this. The two ended up flowing together.
Morrow bought a camcorder thinking it would be an easy task to make a documentary. Her first interview with Garden went well, but there was no sound. Winning tickets to the opera, she bartered them with a professional cameraman – Victor Dobchuk – who did the next round of interviews.
Judith Morrow with Heather Garden. Photo by Jo-Anne Douglas.
A clip of the film has been available on the Net on vimeo.com, and that and other cuts have received strong reviews. For example, Ellen Karr of the Multiple Sclerosis Society said The Healing of Heather Garden was "an inspiring and beautiful story. It focuses on one woman's journey. Balanced and well done." This and other reviews point to the fact it is a strong story worth being told.
Morrow said she is hoping to launch the finished product in January. Now she is almost through production, she needs to arrange screenings and distribution rights. As well, she would like to hear some reaction from people in Boissevain, to see if there is some interest in setting up a screening in town, a natural move as there is a two-way local connection.
In the end, Morrow has learned a great deal about filmmaking, illness and different options for treatment. She continues to research holistic medicine, in part for any of her own health needs that may arise. Although happy to be finished with the film, the story does stick with her, as does Heather Garden. She hopes she can help tell her story and spread the hope.
"Illness can leave anyone finding it hard to believe they have the power to take control," Morrow explained, "Heather believes people need positive companionship to face the challenge of a journey like hers. She cannot provide that companionship for others at this time of her life, and feels she is not an expert on MS, but on what worked for her. "People already drive for hours to come and talk to me looking for answers, but that is not a role I can take on" Heather says. We hope that telling Heather's story will provide support and perhaps open ideas for others.
Paul Rayner is a reporter with the Boissevain Recorder.


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Made great strides today towards establishing 'theatre land' on my diorama.
The backdrop and a few other things will have to be sorted, but basically, it's OK.
Sheer brilliance from 2002.
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Drumming practice update:
Solid hour in front of the mirror.
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Miscellany:
Went a cycle along the side of the Clyde this afternoon. Then up into the city centre and back down to the Clyde again.
But first, a reminder of the Clyde we cycled along yesterday.
Passed Bell's Bridge and for the first time witnessed it opening.
Then called in at St Andrew's Cathedral and prayed the Stations of the Cross.
The Second Station: Jesus is given his cross to carry.
Then cycled up into the city centre.
Then back to the cycle path along the banks of the Clyde where I spotted the maverick politician and orator, George Galloway. He readily consented to a photograph and we had a brief chat about model railways. I told him the photo would go on my blog. No problem. I also told him that he was in good company since I'd taken a photo of John Major a few weeks ago and included it in the blog.
Repeatedly, in his political diaries, Chris Mullin describes George as one of the great parliamentary orators of our times. He never used notes, ("not a scrap of paper in sight", says Mullin) yet he delivered speeches, incisive and intelligently constructed, which could last for anything up to 45 minutes. Apparently, the House always hushed when he stood to speak.
One more step along the world I go
HO scale card models continued
The French Tricolore - as HO scale scenery
More agonising over the scenery.
Pulling out one's finger.
SNCF 2D2 electric locomotive.
Window shopping.
HO scale card models.
HO scale card buildings.
SNCF Society
Cutting out HO scale card models
HO Scale Cut out Card Buildings
Michael Palin's Diaries vol 3.
Flip a Rhythm
French HO scale card buildings
SNCF to Romania
Samba drumming: encouraging progress
Roof finished on Lego building.
Practice, practice, practice.
Progress on two fronts.
and 1 and 2 and 3 and 4 and.....1 and ......
Re-jigging a lego building.
Getting the scale right
More radical humming and hawing.
Continuing the search for a focal point.
More humming and hawing.
More cycling.


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Fritz Karl Ferdinand Fritzschen (* 10. Mai 1880 in Berlin; † 2. Dezember 1939 in Berlin-Charlottenburg) war ein deutscher Jurist und Politiker.

Fritzschen besuchte das Askanische Gymnasium in Berlin wo er 1899 das Abitur ablegte. 1899 bis 1903 studierte er Rechtswissenschaften in Berlin, Freiburg, Bonn und Kiel und schloss das Studium mit der Promotion zum Dr. jur. ab. 1903 wurde er Gerichtsreferendar am Kammergericht, 1905 Regierungsreferendar. Im Jahr 1908 wurde er Regierungsassessor am Landratsamt Thorn und dann bei der Regierung in Merseburg. Von 1912 bis 1919 arbeitete er als wissenschaftlicher Hilfsarbeiter im Preußischen Innenministerium. 1919 wurde er Landrat im Landkreis Langensalza. Nach der Machtergreifung der Nationalsozialisten wurde er abberufen und Oberverwaltungsgerichtsrat. Er verstarb in diesem Amt.

Fritzschen, der Mitglied der DNVP war, war vom 24. Januar 1928 bis zum 22. Januar 1929, von Januar 1930 bis zum 29. Oktober 1930 und vom April 1933 bis zum 10. Juli 1933 stellvertretendes Mitglied im Preußischen Staatsrat. Vom 22. Januar 1929 bis Januar 1930 und erneut vom 29. Oktober 1930 bis zum April 1933 war er ordentliches Mitglied des Staatsrates.

Literatur
 Joachim Lilla: Der Preußische Staatsrat 1921–1933. Ein biographisches Handbuch. Mit einer Dokumentation der im "Dritten Reich" berufenen Staatsräte (= Handbücher zur Geschichte des Parlamentarismus und der politischen Parteien. Band 13). Droste, Düsseldorf 2005, ISBN 3-7700-5271-4, S. 45–46.

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Landrat (Regierungsbezirk Erfurt)
Mitglied des Preußischen Staatsrats (1921–1933)
DNVP-Mitglied
Deutscher
Geboren 1880
Gestorben 1939
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Sr John Jacklin will run in the Division 2 State Cross Country meet at Cave Creek Golf Course. The address for the golf course is 15202 N 19th Ave, just south of Greenway. Start time is 9:00 am.
The Bulldog XC team would wants to wish the Volleyball Team "Good Luck" as they travel to Vail to play Cienega HS in the first round of the State Tournament tonight.


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That awkward realization when one Nobel Peace Prize winner bombs another Nobel Peace Prize winner
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Tue, 06 Oct 2015 00:00 UTC
US/NATO planes bombed a hospital operated by Doctors Without Borders in Afghanistan on Saturday. The attack lasted an hour, and continued even after medics "frantically phoned NATO and Washington" to tell them what they were bombing.
It was no use. The attackers already knew full well what their target was. Doctors Without Borders had long ago provided them with the GPS coordinates of their facilities. And the US-installed Afghan government, which had raided that very same hospital in July of this year, had requested the strike, claiming the hospital was being used by insurgents.
The attack killed 22 people, including 12 medical workers and 10 patients. Three of the patients were children. The first bombardment targeted the Intensive Care Unit, where an eyewitness nurse said, "Patients were burning in their beds." And a hospital caretaker said that he could hear women and children, "screaming for help inside the hospital while it was set ablaze by the bombing."
Doctors Without Borders won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1999. President Obama was awarded his in 2009. As Commander-in-Chief of the military that bombed the Doctors Without Borders hospital, this makes Obama perhaps the first Nobel Peace Prize winner to bomb another Nobel Peace Prize winner.
Or maybe not? Henry Kissinger was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1973, and he masterminded the secret bombing of Cambodia and Laos for President Nixon around that time. Shortly thereafter, it came to light that in that campaign, hospitals were routinely targeted for bombing. As The Nation recently reported:
"A letter from former Army captain Rowan Malphurs said that in 1969 and 1970, he analyzed aerial photographs where B-52 bombs (the ones ordered by Kissinger) fell on Cambodia: "I saw on several occasions where possible hospitals had been bombed.... On another occasion I observed a red cross on a building that was partially destroyed by bombs."
By then, the Red Cross had already been awarded its three Nobel Peace Prizes.
Sorry, Obama, it looks like that's one "historic first" you can't claim. That old fox beat you to it.
If it makes you feel any better, Kissinger seems to think your mass-murder record actually beats his. (I know this will warm your heart, since you once bragged, "Turns out I'm really good at killing people.") When confronted about bombing Cambodia on a recent book tour, Kissinger said in his own defense:
"I think we would find, if you study the conduct of guerrilla-type wars, that the Obama administration has hit more targets on a broader scale than the Nixon administration ever did. (...)
And I bet if one did an honest account, there were fewer civilian casualties in Cambodia than there have been from American drone attacks."
Whether that dubious claim is true or not, it's the thought that counts. Consider it a compliment: a gold star from teacher. Or even an elder statesman's passing of the torch: from one peace-prize winning war criminal to another.
Comment: Oh, Henry - what a deflection! As if to say, "don't look at me -- Obama's war crimes are even worse than my war crimes." Well here's some news for you buddy: you still committed war crimes!!
And it is no consolation to hear that some ex Nobel Peace Prize committee members now regret their decision to award Obama with the prize. The man is, after all, an articulate and educated savage, ie. "Turns out I'm really good at killing people".
At this point all they could possibly do to redeem themselves of this gross error is to revoke the award from Obama and present him with something like a Savage War Prize. Instead of a medallion he'd be put on an island with the rest of his neocon ilk to tough it out 'Lord of the Flies' style. But, really, how can one even assess what the application of true justice would mean in the case of such an arch criminal?
Good Optics · 2015-10-07T05:38:27Z
A question of justice ? ?
Simple: one .22 short.
Here's a Wiki [Link] .
Winston Smith · 2015-10-07T08:26:33Z
Actually......
I think the Nobel Committee's awarding of the Peace Prize to Obama was not really for Obama, when you think about it. He hadn't been in office but a few months when they did that.
I believe that the more accurate assessment is that the Prize was really being awarded to the American voters who put a man into office who 'promised' to undo just about everything that meat-puppet marionettes Shrub and Dick "Head" Cheney and their neocon masters had mercilessly, nay, gleefully inflicted upon literally countless poor and hapless innocents across the globe, and to a lesser extent, on the home front, too.
Obama was the flesh and blood embodiment of the American people's rejection at the ballot box of everything the neocon agenda stood for. It was that rejection that was being rewarded and honored by the awarding of the Prize to BO, and more importantly, meant to encourage greater actions on his part and America to undo as best they could the horrors and damage the US had been causing world-wide for eight long, grueling years of neocon nonsense, planetary plunder and outright mass murder.
It seemed ridiculously premature at the time (it was awarded, I believe, on October 9th, 2009, a little more than nine months after BO's inauguration on January 20th of that same year.)
Frankly, when I read about it I was absolutely furious and disgusted with the decision, thinking it the most un-deserved 'Peace' Prize in Nobel history, and by the widest of margins.
But if we look at it from the perspective of being a prominent, tangible 'reward' to the American voters for coming to their semi-collective senses about the evil they had unleashed on the world via Shrub/Cheney, as well as an encouragement for Obama to do more, much more to undo the horrors that these two callous neocon murderers inflicted on countless innocents across the globe, then the Nobel Committee looks a bit less foolish, and a lot more reasonable. They were saying, "Nice turnaround, guys. Keep it up. Here's a cookie for you, given to your leader, in the hopes you both will continue along this path of undoing much of the horror that the Shrub/Cheney regime caused for so many, to benefit so few."
Problem was, BO obviously wasn't going down that path by then, and in my opinion, was clearly a reneger on his promises of 'change we can believe in', and in the most nauseating, murderous fashion. A fashion that would accelerate, expand and ultimately widely surpass the horrific excesses of the Shrub/Cheney/Neocon dick-tatorship.
So, the Nobel Committee appears to have been engaging in well-meaning and intentioned wishful thinking in making such an award, or possibly even doing their best to shame/force BO into returning to his campaign pledges that, if truly implemented, would really have made a very positive difference in the world. Instead the world simply got a darker colored Shrub/Cheney neocon clone/whore on steroids and the rest is ugly, bloody history of the worst sort.
I'd like to think that a red-faced and humbled Nobel Committee will (hopefully) never make such an absurd and foolish (i.e., 'silly') choice again.
Yes, I'd very much like to think that.
(But I don't, sadly.... ) :-(
HashAttack2 · 2015-10-07T09:21:44Z
"Consider it a compliment: a gold star from teacher. Or even an elder statesman's passing of the torch: from one peace-prize winning war criminal to another"
We wouldn't necessarily have this situation is Kissinger had been prosecuted for his war crimes - but he was never brought to trail and that effectively gave a green light for the scum that followed - Bush & Blair - and continues now down to Obama
These people have to be brought to justice or we will perpetuate the torch being handed down
davidh7426 · 2015-10-07T17:59:09Z
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If I was nominated for a Nobel ( which thankfully I won't be ) I wouldn't consider it a compliment, I'd consider it a bloody insult, as it would mean they view me as being on a par with Kissinger, Obama etc.
adjacent · 2015-10-07T18:12:55Z
they are always giving to the right guys. Nobel invented the dynamite.
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CLEVELAND, Ohio — The Browns don't have a first-round pick in the 2019 NFL Draft after having six in the last three drafts combined. But that doesn't mean they won't move up.
Browns GM John Dorsey hinted earlier this month that it is a possibility. That could always be a smokescreen and mean nothing come draft night.
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Who is Gonzalo Pineda and why did he get into an altercation with Josef Martinez?
Josef Martinez Suspended After altercation with Gonzalo Pineda.Pineda was arrested for assault and DUI after the altercation. Martinez was also arrested for minor assault.
What took place during the altercation?
Martinez and Pineda began fighting for an object in a soccer match. The pair began to argue that quickly escalated into an argument. Martinez was able to respond with a second punch at Pineda's attack. Both fighters fought after which Pineda then stabbed Martinez in the chest with an kitchen knife.
What is the future for Josef Martinez holds.
Martinez is suspended for four games for four games by the California League. This could result in several months of rest and rehab for the 23 year old right-hander. Martinez will not throw again until the All-Star break, which is set for the 25th of July through the 5th of September. Martinez has not yet said anything about Martinez' suspension as well as his future plans.
How will Josef Martinez reaction to the suspension affect Josef Martinez's reaction?
Martinez's suspension may be detrimental to his mental health and his ability to perform in the future. Martinez could feel more motivated or less willing to accept losses. This can lead to inconsistencies and less confidence in his pitching.
How Josef Martinez can improve his future.
Martinez needs to improve his communications abilities to become better at pitching. Martinez needs to be more clear and concise in his speech delivery, as well as taking good care of hygiene. Martinez has to focus more at his work ethics since he's not been able to deliver the same level of performance throughout the course of his life.
Josef Martinez has been suspended after an altercation that he had with Gonzalo Pineda. Although the future is not certain for Josef Martinez Josef Martinez could increase his chances by enhancing his work ethic and personal hygiene. Josef Martinez may also be capable of improving his communication capabilities, and make the most of any chances. Josef Martinez is likely to have difficulty getting back onto the field very soon.
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